[Lotto StudParticipant]

 I have made many changes and took the advice of the posters from my last mock…I ask again for you all to critique my mock with constructive criticism so I can take heed to produce a better mock.

http://nbadraft.net/nba_mock_drafts/35711/edit

[Lotto StudParticipant]

 I moved Jeremy Lamb up to the #7 pick which the Bulls should acquire in the Deng trade if it were to go down.

[couch gmParticipant]

If Sullinger’s sat there at 20 I say the Nuggets take him. Moultrie doesn’t add anything that they don’t have already. Sullinger would be worth the risk at 20 and brings a low-post threat, perimeter scoring and rebounding from the four spot.

[Lotto StudParticipant]

 Thanks….Do you see any other holes in my mock?

[couch gmParticipant]

Also Philly are desperate for scoring – either from the block or the perimeter – and have a plethora of players who like to bring the ball up court/ have the ball in their hands so I don’t think Royce goes there either. If the draft plays out as it does in your mock they could look at Sullinger or Moultire or even reach for a need and look at Quincy Miller. I think in all likelihood they’d trade out if the draft goes as your mock states.

[couch gmParticipant]

With the nature of the draft, especially it seems this one, I think on the whole you’ve drawn up a good mock to be honest.

[Lotto StudParticipant]

 I appreciate it…I just made a few more modifications in the first, let me know if you agree.

[Lotto StudParticipant]

 Rivers to the Bulls at #7 over Lamb

[HeelsGuy25Participant]

and Marshall that low is laughable haha  They both will be gone by 16. 

[PlatypusParticipant]

 Why would the Pistons use both there 2nd rounders on power forwards? They need a back up center bad

Knight – Bynum

Stuckey – Gordon

Prince – Daye

Monroe – Jerebko – Maxiell (depends on option) –  Charlie V

Leonard – none 

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